Luna's Human Form Novels & Stories

Behind her, casually stepping through the grass, as if it was a normal day, was three rogues in their wolf form. My heart seemed to break in a million pieces as I watched her crawl towards me in terror. Her eye appeared to be worse than when I saw her through the window. Her beautiful porcelain skin was covered in bruises. Her nose looked clearly broken. Her cupid bow lips were busted in several spots. I watched as her breast swayed with each forced movement she made to escape the men, and they looked covered in human bite marks. I couldn't even begin to imagine what my friend had experienced. The men slowly shifted back into their human forms. They continued to approach her and were laughin

"I sensed urgency in Alpha Luke's voice when I have spoken to him, he did explained me the situation briefly, but would you be so kind and explain it yourself in your own words, Luna?" "Of course. Well as you probably know I have recently shifted and found out that I have a wolf. Surprise, right? My whole life, I lived as a human, never did I imagined in my wildest dreams that I am, who I am. I been left at orphanage doors when I was a baby and spent a good while in there as a child, until I got a foster family at 5, been swapped from family to family until I was a legal adult and was able to live by myself. Me and Luke met by accident really and he told me I was his mate, but even then not

We thought that your territory was on the other side of the forest. Another shimmer of golden light appeared beside him. A second lion, this time a female, shifted into her human form. Tall, beautiful, and hypnotically graceful, her golden eyes were aglow with power. She crossed her arms and tilted her head, inspecting me from head to toe. “No, little Luna,” she said. “You are exactly where you need to be.”

The night air was cool against her skin as they approached the gates where a young wolf lay trembling on the ground, her fur matted with dirt and blood. She was weak from all the running because the guards had been chasing her. Once she saw Luna Charlotte and Alpha Nicholas, she shifted to her human form. She was a very pretty lady! As they walked closer, the girl looked up with her eyes filled with fear and desperation. Without thinking, she crawled toward Charlotte and pressed her forehead against Charlotte's feet. “Please… help me!” she begged, tears streaming down her cheeks. “I didn’t do anything wrong!” Nicholas stepped forward menacingly, his voice cold as ice. “She’s a rogue! We can

Luna Sandra made me feel two inches tall, even when I was trying my best. “I'm trying my best," I muttered, my voice barely audible. Sandra stopped before me, tilting her head as though inspecting a flawed piece of art. "Your best isn't good enough. Being Luna isn't about trying—it's about doing all you can. If you fail, it's not just your reputation on the line, but the entire pack's."

Luna was three months. "Is that normal?" Dante asked, though he already knew the answer. "Nothing about our daughter is normal," Aria said with a mixture of pride and concern. She reached into the crib, and Luna immediately shifted back to human form, giggling up at her mother with those mismatched eyes. "We should tell Selene," Dante said. "Get her guidance on this." Selene arrived that afternoon and spent an hour examining Luna while the pup happily demonstrated her newfound ability, shifting back and forth between forms with ease.

Stupid werewolf hearing. "But you are the future Luna," she says, pointing at me with a wink. I roll my eyes. "Yes, but not yet." Xavion explained it to me once. Even though his parents are gone, making him the Alpha, I’m not officially the Luna until we’re married. There’s a ceremony, he said; a crowning, a formal welcome into the pack. Most Lunas come from other packs, so it’s a big deal. But I’m human.

Her hair had been held in a bun so it didn't sweep over the medicine applied to her back, but there were so few loose strands dancing on her face. "No one would accept a relationship between us," Ariana said, and I felt the pain in her voice. "We are worlds apart," she went on. "I am human, how can I be a luna?" she asked with her head lowered, and I raised her head, placing my finger under her chin. "Don't think about that," I said to her. "What do you know about fated mates, when it comes to my world?" I asked her and read the pain, confusion and fear altogether in her eyes.

He bowed his head to the ground. "Well, that. I'm glad. " The princess stated while June and Beth smirked. Suddenly Luna came in breathing hard then she stared to the princess on her bed seems as though she ran here while carrying the four Humanes: one on her armoured back, two on her armoured shoulders hands and the last one around her neck, she slowly and gently dropped each one down. “I… I… welcome the Humanes of short nature… “ She gasped a little sweaty on her face.

“...is how full you can be with so little slenderness.” I blinked. Caelora nearly choked on a cough behind me. “I beg your pardon?” I asked, not offended—yet. Just confused. Luna flushed faintly, which made her look like a blushing cloud. “No offense meant, truly. You see, I’ve never met a human before. We’ve only ever seen paintings. And I must admit—your... proportions are unexpected. But striking.” I laughed, a small, surprised sound. “Humans come in all shapes. Where I’m from, beauty isn’t measured by bone.”